Ukraine Hopes To Re-Emerge As ‘Trustworthy Partner’ In Space

May 10, 2022
LONDON—Ukraine is hoping to become a “trustworthy partner” to the West on future space projects, the former chairman of the country’s space agency says. “Russia cannot anymore be a sustainable and trustworthy partner,” Volodymyr Usov, former chairman of the State Space Agency of Ukraine, told the...

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